CNC Machine Tools and Programming

Author: Zheng Di, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book takes practical applications as its starting point. It briefly introduces the history, current status, and development trends of CNC technology, the principles of CNC technology, the functions and structural principles of CNC systems, as well as the use, maintenance, and management of CNC machine tools. Based on this foundation, it provides detailed explanations of the structure and characteristics of CNC machine tools through numerous engineering examples, with a focus on the machining process characteristics of CNC machine tools, manual programming methods, computer-aided programming methods, and software. The book is designed to accommodate both classroom teaching and self-study, with a set number of exercises and reflection questions at the end of each chapter to help readers deepen their understanding of the content and assess their learning outcomes. Additionally, the book offers CAI courseware to facilitate modern teaching methods. It can serve as a textbook for undergraduate majors in mechanical engineering at universities, or as a course selection for night schools, correspondence courses, or CNC technology training. It is also a valuable reference for engineering and technical personnel engaged in CNC machining and management.